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Researchers at Cornell University find air pollution in the busiest parts of Manhattan fell 22% following the tolls' launch.

Gov. Hochul and MTA leaders have hailed the controversial congestion pricing as a success that’s driving down traffic in the ...

In its first six months, New York City’s controversial congestion pricing scheme has reduced air pollution by 22% in Manhattan’s toll zone, while improving air quality across the entire metropolitan ...